Introducing iBurgh

Posted by Kayla on Monday, August 17, 2009

post1Today, Councilman Bill Peduto will announce the release of iBurgh, a new iPhone application that will work to improve government response to constituent services, such as snow removal and fixing potholes. Councilman Peduto and the local company YinzCam Inc. have worked together to make this launch possible today.

This application will allow constituents to use their iPhone to take a picture of a pothole, or other concern, and instantly submit a picture and location along with the complaint to the city’s 311 system.

Pittsburgh is the first major city in the county to utilize this type of government integrated iPhone application.

2 Comments

  1. Great job Bill! You’ve always been an early adopter of technology and always for the betterment of the city of Pittsburgh.

    When I lived in Shadyside from 2004-2006, I was always a big supporter. Keep up the great work!

    Alex

    Comment by Dr. Alex — August 18, 2009 @ 9:33 AM

  2. This is nice reading this post. I am appreciative to the launching of iBurgh. It can be perceived that this application can be very useful for those iPhone’s owner. Since the application is practical and versatile, it enables people to be easier in handling various tasks.

    Comment by Boris — August 6, 2011 @ 12:31 AM

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